Nice, heavy well made phone, Good call quality, Easy to use, Finger friendly interface, Great for social networking

Cons:

Overcrowded interface with the preinstalled widgets and apps, Operates on Android 1.6, while earlier Droid units functions with 2.0 and 2.1 Android versions, The screen size is small with reference to the phone’s size. It could definitely support a

Overcrowded interface with the preinstalled widgets and apps, Operates on Android 1.6, while earlier Droid units functions with 2.0 and 2.1 Android versions, The screen size is small with reference to the phone’s size. It could definitely support a

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